2026 Rider Wrestling Awards
Rider Wrestling Booster Club (RWB Club) Mission and Purpose
Our mission is to support the Rider University wrestlers and coaches and to continuously enhance the enjoyment for the alumni wrestlers and students as well as other fans of the program.
Support by way of wrestler’s personal career counseling, sports psychology, spiritual growth, strength programs, and social programs such as an annual banquet and a family picnic. We will raise funds for strong sustainability and long-term growth for the wrestling center and programs. Thanks to the generosity of Tim Morrison ’08, the Rider wrestling program saw its largest physical growth in its history – the creation of a new 6,000 square foot wrestling center with a new team room.
Enjoyment by way of attending dual meets, conference championships, and NCAA championships together in person or in “Virtual Wrestling Room” groups, and the social programs.
Through this site, we will provide continuous communications about Rider University Wrestling support and enjoyment activities and in close coordination with the Rider Athletics site. Funds are directed to Rider University designated for use by the wrestling team.
To join the RWB Club or to donate, please click here.
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Career advice, internships, and mentors – matching up wrestlers and alumni (The better alternative to NIL)
College sports has been significantly affected by NIL (Name, Image and Likeness) funds given to athletes from donors and the like. The Rider Wrestling Booster Club believes that providing career support, and in coordination with the Rider career placement center, is more valuable to the wrestlers long-term by supporting their acclimating to career life after collegiate sports.
Accordingly, a strategic objective of the RWB Club is to facilitate career mentoring, co-op, part-time employment and full time employment opportunities for the current Rider wrestlers from alumni connections.
Many of Rider wrestling alumni flourish in their professional careers as doctors, attorneys, educators, CPA’s, business executives, owners and investors in various industries. They spring boarded their education at Rider to become accomplished leaders across many career paths. RWBC greatly encourages alumni supporting wrestlers career development by mentoring and other possible career opportunities.
2026 Rider University Wrestling
Golf Outing
The 35th Annual Rider University Wrestling Golf Outing will take place at the Mountain View Golf Course in Ewing, NJ on Friday, September 11th. This annual event was well attended and all proceeds will directly support the Rider University Wrestling Team.
RIDER WRESTLING ALL AMERICANS
Rider Broncs Wrestling has gained national recognition by longtime head coach Gary Taylor, who retired after the 2016-17 season. Former Rider All-American John Hangey was named his replacement. The Broncs have had 19 individual All-American wrestlers, including four in Taylor’s last three seasons. Jesse Dellavecchia finished runner-up at 157 in the 2021 NCAA Championships.
RIDER WRESTLING BOOSTER EVENTS
Rider University Wrestling 2026 Golf Outing
Date: September 11, 2026
Mountain View Golf Club
890 Bear Tavern Rd.
Ewing Township, NJ 08628
This event is a critical opportunity for our program to continue building on the success we’ve achieved both on the mat and in the classroom. With your support, we can enhance the student-athlete experience through improved training resources, recruiting efforts, travel opportunities, and overall program development.
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